Attack on Titan' was the most in-demand TV show and anime of 2021, according to Parrot Analytics
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Attack on Titan \nis one of the biggest \nanime\n to come out in the past decade, and its final season is ramping up even more excitement around \nHajime Isayama’s story\n. It’s clear that viewers are invested in what happens to Eren Jaeger and the remaining members of the 104th Cadet Corps. In fact, \nAttack on Titan \nwas the most in-demand TV show of 2021. \nThe first half of Attack on Titan‘s final season aired from late 2020 through early 2021, and anime revealed that Eren Jaeger’s story would conclude after season 4 part 2. The latest batch of episodes premiered in January 2022, and they’re promising to end this story with a bang.\nThe show has delivered non-stop action and suspense since it picked back up again. Perhaps that’s why so many viewers are clamoring for more of \nAttack on Titan. \nRecent data revealed just how popular the show really is. According to Parrot Analytics, it was the most in-demand series globally in 2021.
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